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In It to Win It

(11,595 posts)
Fri Sep 26, 2025, 05:54 PM Friday

the question to ask the republican majority on the court is "what CAN'T trump do?"

Just don’t ask them to explain themselves

Alex Aronson (@alexaronson.bsky.social) 2025-09-26T21:46:23.796Z
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the question to ask the republican majority on the court is "what CAN'T trump do?" (Original Post) In It to Win It Friday OP
They don't answer no questions from peons... wcmagumba Friday #1
Since they said he can't be held accountable Kablooie Friday #2
hey remember when Biden tried to forgive student loan debt and SCOTUS Was like....... Takket Friday #4
Of course, a Dem president. Kablooie Saturday #5
Would make a good T- shirt. RB77 Friday #3

Kablooie

(18,984 posts)
2. Since they said he can't be held accountable
Fri Sep 26, 2025, 07:18 PM
Friday

For anything he says was official business, the answer is nothing. He’s free do do anything at all.

Takket

(23,264 posts)
4. hey remember when Biden tried to forgive student loan debt and SCOTUS Was like.......
Fri Sep 26, 2025, 10:51 PM
Friday

WHOA!!!!!!!!! WHAT THE FUCK DUDE??????????? You can't just do that!!!!!!!!!!!! You need Congress! you think your a GOD? How dare you!!!!!!!!!!!

Kablooie

(18,984 posts)
5. Of course, a Dem president.
Sat Sep 27, 2025, 01:40 AM
Saturday

They are going to allow Trump to eliminate birthright citizenship, just watch.
SCOTUS does not believe the Constitution should be applied to Trump.

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